Mark S. wrote:
>
> Here's what I'm thinking of for collections.
>
> There will be a section in the ini file like
>
> [collections]
> c:\temp\activities\contacts.html
> c:\users\joe\dropbox\activities\contacts.html
> c:\users\joe\dropbox\personal\medical.html
>
> When the system is restoring, it will check the collections, and if a stem
> and extension that are being restored match a stem and extension in the
> collections, then the
> file will be written (or overwritten) to that collection location. This
> way you aren't limited to putting all files into one directory... but can
> "share" your data in secondary locations wherever it's needed.
>
Ciao Mark
*That looks ideal!* Very flexible.
One comment: I don't think the term "Collections" quite describes this
behaviour. It looks more like "Cloning", or "Replication"?
Or maybe "Parrot Your Wiki"?! Kinda fits?
I nearly finished demo. Hope to post later today.
BTW, I think we need a new thread. This one got so long its now paginating
on GG web.
TT
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